In case if a company's sale procedure is as follows:-
~Company sells to Distributor THEN
~Distributor sells to Retailer
Here if the Company is selling 1000 units of goods worth Rs1000 to the distributor and the VAT applied @ 4% ie Rs40, then if the distributor sells it to the retailer at a trade discount ie 10%.
From distributor's point of view:-
Sale Price{eg} | Rs 1500 |
After Discount price | Rs 1350 |
VAT applied @ 4% | Rs 54 |
Final Invoice Price | Rs 1296 |
From Company's point of view:-
Sale price | Rs 1000 |
VAT applied @ 4% | Rs 40 |
Final Invoice Price | Rs 960 |
Here the Company gives commission to the distributor on sales made by him.
IF I am an Internal auditor of the Company and I am given the claim of the distributor who is claiming commision from the Company.
MY QUESTION-
1) So in this above case isn't the distributor claiming excess VAT from the company?
{ It is because I feel the distributor is selling at a discount to the retailer hence the distributor must claim less VAT from the Company
Ie he must be claiming only Rs36 ([1000-10%discount] * 4%) and not Rs40 }